From people I've talked to here on the forums, you can use altered animations to help fix some weapons. The second problem, sights not lining up properly, is not as easy to fix, though.
The fix is to uncheck 'Don't use 1st person IS animations' in the GECK. If so, that's a common problem I've seen with weapons added by mods. The first problem also occurs with many custom weapons, and the second can only be fixed by just using a whole different set of aiming animations.My only experience is with RogueHallow's Iron Sights mod, but do you mean some weapons only go into iron sights positioning while firing? The first problem also occurs with many custom weapons, and the second can only be fixed by just using a whole different set of aiming animations.Problem is, certain weapons (assault rifles mostly) are set up so they automatically go to ironsights while firing, and if you use a model with different sights it doesn't line up properly anymore. Problem is, certain weapons (assault rifles mostly) are set up so they automatically go to ironsights while firing, and if you use a model with different sights it doesn't line up properly anymore. Any tips on which the best all-around mod is for that? I noticed there's quite a few.They all work nicely.
I'm looking for a mod that allows me to aim down the sight. Most enemies charge at your kamikaze style. I always found the gameplay in New Vegas to be too 'hectic' to aim down the sights. You can't aim down the sights in Fallout 3 though. The gameplay mechanics are basically identical. Aiming down the sights is a terrible idea with this gun by the way.
Not because of how OP it is in fallout 3 but more so because of the Retro space-age look. This is probably my favorite fictional gun. This replaces the Pistol 50' with the Alien blaster from Fallout 3. Leave the game and open up your screenshots.
It will be very helpful if you set iron sights hand drift to minimum and turn on the reticule. Aim down the sights and take some screenshots. For basic adjustments, run the game using the I.S.
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